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Officer opted for no charge against Shanahan

Palo Alto Police said neither party was provided preferential treatment after the July 14 crash that seriously injured Niners coach Kyle Shanahan.

Published July 30, 2026, 10:07 PM
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Officer opted for no charge against Shanahan

Palo Alto Police said neither party was provided preferential treatment after the July 14 crash that seriously injured Niners coach Kyle Shanahan.

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